A Royal Navy warship has escorted a British oil tanker out of the Persian Gulf as three Iranian vessels attempted to intercept it, according to the UK Ministry of Defence. The claim has been strongly denied by the Iranians. The...
In 2013, Philip Hammond, who was then Secretary of Defence, told Andrew Marr that if Cameron failed to secure any substantial changes during his negotiations with Brussels over Britain’s EU membership, then he would campaign to leave. By February 2016,...
Almost every day over the last few years, Britain has woken up to horrifying stories of lives lost, as knife crime continues to spread throughout the country. Statistics from the British Home Office reveal that the number of knife related...
Abolition doesn’t necessarily mean eradication. At least this is the lesson the history of slavery is trying to teach us, because despite being abolished in the UK in 1833, it continues to ruin lives in 21st Century Britain. And as...
It’s hard to overstate the scale of the City of London. Generating as much money as Germany’s behemoth automobile industry – some $150bn a year – it is the world’s largest financial centre. It hosts 37% of the globe’s currency...
On your marks, get set, go! Theresa May’s announcement in May 2019 to resign as Prime Minister of Britain once her successor has been elected caused a staggering number of Tory MPs to line up for the Conservative Party leadership...
The 2015 Iran Deal has proven to be a catastrophe that has failed to alleviate tensions between Iran and the United States. It was flawed from the beginning because it allowed the Islamic Republic to continue to fund terrorist groups...
Every year in Northern Ireland, both the Irish Republicans and the British Unionists burn the other’s flag as a sign of protest against the partition in Northern Ireland.
With a tear in her eye, last month Britain’s Theresa May brought down the flag on her chequered premiership. The UK’s soon-to-be former prime minister had tried, tried and tried again to win support for her much derided Brexit deal...
Dogs wore saltire bandanas, while people carried placards calling out ‘Ruth Davidson’ (Leader of the Scottish Conservatives), questioning her comments about there being “No Appetite” for a second referendum on Scottish independence. ‘Look around’ one sign demanded, ‘We are here...
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